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The dispersion relationship for plane hydromagnetic waves in a stratified rotating fluid (α) indicates that the well-known analogy between rotating fluids and stratified fluids in regard to their hydrodynamic behaviour does not extend to magnetohydrodynamic behaviour, and (b) lends credence to a certain conjecture made in a previous paper, namely that effects due to density stratification can be neglected when considering the dispersion relationship for free hydromagnetic oscillations of the Earth's core if the Brunt—Väisälä frequency is much less than twice the angular speed of the Earth's rotation.
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